Nationality: Indian
Residence: Budapest, Hungary
Field of study: Finance, Computer Science
University: Central European University
Work experience: 12+ years as a Product Manager, Java developer, Founder
Current affiliation: invuno
Current position: CEO & Founder
Why is ReFi interesting? ReFi is interesting because it reimagines the role of finance in fostering a sustainable and equitable future. Unlike traditional finance, which often prioritizes short-term profits, ReFi focuses on long-term environmental, Sustainability and social regeneration. It leverages decentralized technologies like blockchain to create transparent, inclusive, and impactful financial systems. By aligning financial incentives with ecological and social well-being, ReFi offers a pathway to address global challenges like climate change and inequality, making it a compelling alternative for those seeking to invest in a better future.
My touchpoints with blockchain and ReFi so far: My touchpoints with ReFi primarily began when I joined ReFi talents program. Here I got a chance to explore ReFi’s potential to reshape finance by integrating sustainability and social aspects into the core of economic systems. So far, I’ve engaged with the principles of regenerative finance through redings, discussions and writings on how decentralized technologies like blockchain can support transparent, equitable, and environmentally-friendly financial practices. Additionally, I’ve examined how ReFi can be a catalyst for addressing global challenges, such as climate change and social inequality, by aligning financial incentives with the well-being of both people and the planet.
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